I think it's AMD redefining HEDT with more emphasis on platform than core count.
If somebody needs a CPU with 16 cores but doesn't need quad channel memory, there's now a part for them, with relatively low platform costs (flagship X570 motherboards aside).
Just like how Threadripper has (or...
I've been having trouble finding the link, but over on r/AMD, somebody posted a tweet from CanardPC leaking (or whatever) a special edition 5.0ghz all core boost 8-core. I think it was a 20th anniversary Athlon or some such, to be released next year.
A quick wiki check shows the Athlon was...
Every single tech youtuber (that I've seen) at computex has claimed that there's a 16-core being unofficially demoed.
If it's such an open secret, it's probably also just about ready for launch. Dunno exactly what they're waiting for; could be motherboards, could be yields, could be they're...
I mean, we already know that Intel is superior because in December they'll be selling a few ultra-binned 9900ksf(?) at 5ghz.
You don't need an internet strongman to tell you that!
My X370 Taichi has just been begging for a more power-hungry chip than my 1600, and that 12-core looks like just the ticket.
$499 is a bit rich for me ATM, so I'll give it a few months to save up some dough, and hope that prices drop a bit.
Also want to see what memory speeds are like; what...
200% this is a mentally ill person who was into or had a job involving computers 15 years ago.
Participating in this thread is the text version of talking to someone with schizophrenia.
Entertaining as hell, though.
Have you hung around this, or any other, tech forum, around the time of a major product launch?
Even alleged 'enthusiasts' seem to need a healthy dose of the "rather obvious".
Nothing against Seasonic, but they don't even make a PSU at this size and power level.
The Corsair SFX series seem to be about the best SFX units available (judging from reviews here and jonnyguru.com).
Silverstone has more powerful units, but IIRC they're mostly SFX-L, and don't perform quite...
The G603 and G305 might work. They're pretty plain, but the sensor is great and they have amazing battery life (my 305 got ~3 months out of one AA battery).
They use AA batteries, which i like because I can use my pile of rechargeables, but you can use lithium batteries for lighter weight.
Maybe they figured that most people who needed significantly better cooling than the -U14S would probably go for water anyway?
Who knows, but I bet they'll do it eventually, since it seems that Threadripper is going to be around a while.
Would also be interesting to see what the upper...
It's a bit of an odd config, but the trackball is more useful than it looks- there's another set of buttons on the top edge, right where my fingers rest when my thumb is on the trackball. Also, the smaller button works as a sort of 'hold button' for the one next to it, so you don't have to keep...
Unicomp Classic Trackball with Dvorak layout, for gaming I switch to a cheapo blue switch Geezer brand or black switch Drevo Tyrfing (setting up key layout for Dvorak in every game is a PITA).
Logitech G305 mouse, turns out that a wireless mouse can be really awesome! Love it.